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    A television special, 'Udo Innocchi's Exploration! World Heritage', is broadcast tonight in Japan, featuring presenter Yumiko Udo and entertainer Innosuke Nagano. Messages from colleagues who have shared hardships with the pairing are featured alongside the program, drawing attention from viewers discussing the show and Udo's ongoing presence on Japanese television.

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    Japan's hometown tax (furusato nōzei) system is dominating news after officials in Suzaka, Nagano Prefecture referred the head of gift company Nihon Gourmet Shijō for allegedly mislabeling about 4,000 kilograms of Shine Muscat grapes as local produce. Mayor says he is watching developments. Separately, surveys show food dominates 2025 donation choices with clear generational differences, and Amazon added a feature letting users donate via search and product pages.

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    Nagano spots Cookie Monster as Nippon Cultural Broadcasting welcomes three guests▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/777525/ 9/29(火)長野さん、クッキーモンスターを発見!?ゲストに谷本有香さん、末續慎吾さん、柏原竜二さん | 文化放送 # television # tv # TVPrMmastodonCultureTelevision112 h ago

    Nippon Cultural Broadcasting aired a September 29 episode in which host Nagano jokingly reported finding Cookie Monster, with Yuka Tanimoto, sprinter Shingo Suetsugu and marathon runner Ryuji Kashiwabara appearing as guests. The episode's lighthearted moment and the lineup of well-known guests gave fans something to chat about on social media.

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    Discovering Nagano, the land 'where gods descend'●Here’s how to visit the land “where gods descend” # travel https:// livejapan.com/en/in-tokyo/in-p ref-nagano/in-nagano-MmastodonLifeTravel19 h ago

    A travel guide is drawing attention to the Nagano suburbs of Japan, an area known as the land 'where gods descend' for its wealth of sacred shrines and mountain scenery. The article lays out practical advice for travellers on how to visit the region, and it is being shared among people compiling Japan travel bucket lists.